Discrimination in the European Union

More than half of respondents say there is widespread discrimination in their country on the basis of being Roma (65%), of skin colour (61%,) of ethnic origin (60%), of gender identity (being transgender, 57%) or sexual orientation (54%). Around one in five (21%) respondents say they have personally felt discriminated against or experienced harassment in the past 12 months. The most mentioned forms of discrimination or harassment are based on age, gender, “political opinions”, “socio-economic situation” and “general physical appearance”. Public spaces and work are the primary locations where discrimination or harassment happens.

Година на издаване: 2023

Eзик: английски

Автор: Survey conducted by Kantar on behalf of Kantar Belgium at the request of the European Commission, Directorate-General for Justice and Consumers

Издател: European commission

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